Chief Justice: I Tear Into a Shady Lawyer from the Start

In an ideal novel, power and wealth are not empty words, and the protagonist is neither alone nor has any background, and dares to offend rich and powerful people.

As a person in the system and a public figure, chaos in a judge's private life will also affect his public image and career. Pig's Knuckle's attitude towards those women is obviously inconsistent with his rational and career-loving persona. If he truly loves his career, he will put an end to all future troubles and nip them in the bud instead of getting entangled in them. I suggest that it be a single female protagonist, preferably with the ex-girlfriend getting back together, that baby is too unreliable, holding her back! And as a man, I don't have any like-minded male friends. I only have female friends all day long... Do I only play with girls? This is my first time reading a novel and posting a comment. If you don't like it, don't criticize it.

I came in after reading the introduction. I read half of the introduction outside and came in to read half of it. To be honest, I came in just to scold you even though I haven't read a single one!! Everyone has the right to defend themselves and submit the above rights, even if the person is heinous and has no conscience!

Maserati case. Let me know. Rich. Just hold it in your mouth.

Playing ball, a good judge is about to become a regular guest on a TV station and an Internet celebrity. In an instant, three pens fell out, and I almost wanted to give up the article.

As a judge, you have a messy personal relationship. Are you afraid that others won't know it's you when you buy a sports car worth 1.4 Million? Come on, poke me

Brother, you are writing about a judge. Is it appropriate to have so many female protagonists?

I would like to ask, does hitting someone by a pregnant woman count as assault?

Floating by, lighting wax, burning paper, adding incense, but no movement; pouring wine, paying tribute, setting off cannons, smashing monuments, but no response; digging graves, exhuming graves, opening coffins, whipping corpses, no temper; setting up cases, drawing talismans, performing martial arts, thundering, no corpses; setting fires, burning corpses, crushing bones, raising ashes, and try again; bells, wooden swords, villains, chanting incantations, and summoning souls again; tears, crying, wailing, beating the ground, the author is dead... The poor man has no way to recover.

Fairness and justice only exist among equal classes. Just like the recent Maserati case, where you had to pay to save your life. If that woman were your daughter, would you not save her? Looking at the death penalty? Or the family members of the deceased also have energy, then the ending is another matter.